What are some of the reasons a disc may not be readable to an end-user?
Optical discs represent one of the most reliable methods for data distribution and storage in the history of computing. Aside from typical issues like software and hardware compatibility, many failures can be attributed to physical damage such as scratches to the recorded side of a disc. It is imperative that discs be handled properly during the entire production process leading up to the final distribution to the end user.
